2025-03-23T17:48:57+00:00
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Shafaq News/ A senior Yemeni military official denied the existence of any ceasefire agreements between the Houthis and the United States or Israel, affirming that military operations were escalating amid continued US airstrikes.
“There is no intention or effort to halt fire,” Abed Mohammed, a military adviser at the Houthis-affiliated Defense Ministry, told Shafaq News in an exclusive interview, pointing out that battles have “reached their peak,” with the US signaling an escalation by extending the deployment of the USS Harry S. Truman for another month and considering the deployment of an additional aircraft carrier.
Mohammed revealed that Yemeni forces had engaged with four aircraft carriers and forced the deployment of a fifth, pointing to increasing American losses and Yemen’s capability to target US strategic assets in the region.
In a separate interview with Shafaq News, strategic and military expert Brigadier General Yahya Hassan Al-Houthi dismissed any possibility of a truce “unless our demands are fulfilled.”
Al-Houthi said, “These include an end to aggression against Gaza, the lifting of blockades, and the delivery of humanitarian aid such as food, water, and medicine. We also demand the initiation of reconstruction negotiations.”
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